Communications/Sports Journalism

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Communications/Sports Journalism at Springfield College

Practical Experience from Students in the field

Students Olivia Gentry, Reese Merritt, Braedan Shea, and Alberto Martinez-Gonzalez share their real-world experiences in the Communications/Sports Journalism major at Springfield College. Courses are taught by caring faculty who have also worked at the Boston Globe, ESPN, and Sports Illustrated, among other communications outlets.

Whether your interests are in podcasting, sports video production, or print, learn how Springfield College will prepare you for your career in sports journalism.

Incoming first year Springfield College students participate in June Orientation on Alden Street — Core Curriculum

Our curriculum is designed in faithfulness to the Springfield College mission and to further strengthen the Humanics philosophy of educating students in spirit, mind, and body.

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Student at the Learning Commons — Career Center

The Career Center’s mission is to educate, inspire, and empower students and alumni to effectively make well-informed career decisions. The staff is committed to student learning and development, and offers a variety of opportunities and programming for students and alumni.

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Academic Success Center

The Academic Success Center offers readily and easily accessible services including support in writing, mathematics, science, subject area tutoring, learning strategies and time management counseling, and assistance for students with documented disabilities.

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Studying Communications/Sports Journalism At Springfield College

Get In the Game

Three Communications/Sports Journalism (COSJ) students were on the frontlines of live ESPN+ broadcast coverage of the Springfield College football victory over UMass-Dartmouth in an NCAA Division III tournament game. This experiential learning opportunity for Dante LaFrate (play-by-play), Nick Pantages (color commentary), and Braedan Shea (technical operations), showcases that the best way to learn and grow as a broadcaster, producer, or contributor is through hands-on learning. Through experiential learning opportunities, COSJ students take what they learn in the classroom and put it into practice.